Personal Statement : A Personal Reflection On The Development And Transition Into The Business World

Based on my interests, I will be applying to the Rutgers University Business School. My transcript, academic interests, and extracurricular involvement reflect a diverse scholastic experience. RBS is the ideal institute to enrich my academic prowess, allowing me to differentiate myself in an increasingly diversifying global economy.

This class has overall been one of my favorite classes that I have taken over the past four years five years at DeSales. I learned more than I expected and have implemented some of these learned lessons towards simple excel calculations into my work at my job. For my chosen project, I decided to take a look at one of my hobbies. During my senior year I took a personal finance and discussed with one of my professors about my collection of trading cards. The result of this conversation, had me start thinking about the overall value of my collection for insurance purposes and if I ever sold the collection.

Being both a mentor and a leader has been an important part of my life for many years. Wether it has been a school project or helping kids I have worked hard at being a leader and mentor for others. From 2006-2011 I spent a few weeks out of my summer vacation being the leader of a group of incoming Kindergarteners at a program known as Safety Town. Safety Town is a program that had middle school/high school kids leading a group of 6 or 7 children and helping them learn about how to be safe, with each day focusing on a different topic (i.e. fire safety, stranger danger, transportation safety, ect.) I was actually attended Safety Town when I was an incoming Kindergartener and years later I learned that my 6th grade teacher ran the program in our area, which is how I eventually moved from a mentee to a mentor.

Ever since I was a young child I have had great interest in the economy and the business world. I pursued this interest by studying Business Studies for 4 years from it being one of my options in GCSE to A-Level and I have enjoyed every moment of it very much, as it blends in with everyday issues, but I still believe that there is much more that I can learn. I am a determined, hardworking individual who always strives for success. I believe these qualities are vital in order to be successful in completing Business degree. I am a fast learn and I believe that success comes from within and that my approach and attitude to the subject will determine how successful I will be.

When I took my USC tour before my freshman year, I fell in love with the campus and became very interested in exploring all the opportunities presented by the ambassador. I fell in love with the beauty of the Horseshoe and greatly appreciated the generosity and politeness of the people I met. I want to inspire prospective students to fall in love with USC as I did. I would also like to explore this opportunity to develop as a person and make good friends in the process. It gives me great pride to tell people I attend the University of South Carolina and cheer on my team at every football game. When people ask me why I went to school so far away, I generally stick to three answers. The weather is great, the sports are amazing, and the people who comprise the University are fantastic.

At this moment, I work a full-time job and attending to Broward College for Registered Nurse, while living with my parents. I have been working for an Endocrinologist Doctor for three and a half years now. My family are extremely happy for me the fact that I’m trying so hard to complete my future goals and they are giving me guidance to go above and beyond. My home is in located in Sunrise, FL, I have lived here for twenty-five years of my life so far. Also, I just started in August of 2016 for the pre-requisite courses to be accepted in the Registered Nurse program. While employed with a full-time job, and attending to college it will take me up to four years to attain my pre-requisites. In fact, April of 2017, the doctor I work for will be

I have been preparing to pursue an MBA since my senior year of college. It was during my senior year that I was first introduced to marketing. I had a chance to work with some of the directors of marketing for Georgia Tech and Georgia Tech Athletics. I saw firsthand how they developed strategies and had a chance to participate in some of their digital marketing initiatives. I started researching how the statistics and analytical work I was learning in my undergraduate degree could be used in marketing. I knew that after working for a few years I would pursue an MBA in marketing focusing on analytics and research.

I inhaled. With a deep breath, I took in the distinct smell of antiquated clothes that every thrift store seemed to embody. All around me were rows of bins full of second-hand donations that were waiting for a new home. Once a week, I made a pit stop after school to my local Goodwill outlet to find pieces that I could recreate and add my own personal touch to. The outdated mom jeans can be distressed high-waisted shorts with studs on the back. The over-sized floral dress can be a crop top and a skirt.

I have always aimed to become a physician. Many of my family members, including myself, have seen several doctors over the years. Whenever I would hear about doctors, it tended to be about MDs and not much about DOs. However, several of my friends, upon deciding to become doctors chose to pursue their careers within the osteopathic discipline. Then, when I started to complain about stomach pain and chronic diarrhea, I was sent me to a gastroenterologist who graduated from the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine program and recommended that I apply.

Background. My application paper addresses a relationship that I have with a colleague of mine who I met in the Fall of 2013. My colleague's name has been changed for privacy purposes. The first interaction with Stephen came when I was pledging a fraternity on campus. Stephen was a handsome guy, he spent a good amount of his time to maintain his physique and professional appearance.

Since I had an many amazing opportunities to become a leader in long term engineering projects, I had acquired many skills outside of classes or even the project itself. In my junior and senior year, I became the project manager of Real World Design Challenge (RWDC), as well as the project manager of Endotherm, a Lemelson-MIT InvenTeam. With these amazing challenges and opportunities, I also received a lot of responsibilities. In RWDC, I lead a team of five to design an autonomous aerial vehicle that will fly in order to detect crop damage. With the InvenTeam, Endotherm, I lead a team of eleven to make a bracelet that will prevent vehicular heat stroke in children under five. These two engineering projects are very different from each other

To use my skills in the best possible way as a leader for providing direction, planning, analysis and coordination of nutrition and dietary service programs for the department of corrections. My 21 years experience in the area of Dietetics has provided me with the knowledge and resources to grow as a professional in my

I was born on May 14, 1994 in Houston, Texas. When I was born, I was premature, as I was delivered 6 weeks early. I weighed four pounds and was considered a miracle baby because my lungs were completely developed, which is unusual for babies born early. I stayed in the ICU in an incubator for 16 days, until my parents were allowed to take me home.

I am strongly interested in the Business Law & Government academy, specifically accounting and finance. I am currently taking the economics and personal finance course as one of my electives and I enjoy it, I have learned so much about savings and planning. Hopefully by taking on this academy it will expand my knowledge on how real world financing works. I sometimes think that financing is not acknowledged enough, that is the reason why so much people struggle on the daily. When joining this academy my goal is to have a bright and successful future, by helping myself along with others around

First, have a definite, clear practical ideal; a goal, an objective. Second, have the necessary means to achieve your ends; wisdom, money, materials, and methods. Third, adjust all your means to that end." ~ Aristotle